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Honestly though, hasn’t Fortnite peaked? I mean is it still the powerhouse game it was or has it faded? I honestly don’t know. What I do know is that my Gamer friends never talk about it, one actively hates it, and it really only gets talked about in these articles about the lawsuit

So I ask again, how popular is it really?
 
Honestly though, hasn’t Fortnite peaked? I mean is it still the powerhouse game it was or has it faded? I honestly don’t know. What I do know is that my Gamer friends never talk about it, one actively hates it, and it really only gets talked about in these articles about the lawsuit

So I ask again, how popular is it really?

The last time I saw my kid boot up Fortnite on the Switch, it has basically turned into another Roblox. By which I mean there are tons of different "experiences" that aren't even Fortnite anymore.
 
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I do not understand this judge that apparently went against her own ruling? She had previously ruled Apple could ban epic at their discretion.
I think the key is Apple hasn’t banned Epic Sweden (the subsidiary that the EU made Apple allow on the store). So as long as Epic Sweden isn’t banned they get to release stuff that follows the rules.

Apple can’t ban Epic Sweden without angering the EU regulators. So Apple’s stuck (unless the Appeals court pulls through)
 
Man there are gonna be some really salty Apple folks here. I’m glad it’s back. Both apple and epic looked bad here, but Apple far worse.
If you ever think for a moment the Apple fanboys aren't out in force here, look no further than the closest article on Fortnight. It's kind of crazy how many people act like it's a good thing that a trillion dollar company gets final say over how you spend your money on a phone you already very possibly paid upwards of $1000 for.
 
I'll never understand why someone would defend a company preventing you from putting an app on your phone/computer. I get it that you don't play Fortnite, but substitute any other app on your phone and imagine if Apple banned it.
 
Apple is going to have to come to terms with the fact that their App Store monopoly is quickly coming to an end. While that’s bad for Apple (obviously), it’s good for developers and consumers. Phones desperately need more competition, but the entry to the hardware market is very difficult today. Perhaps at least software will get more competitive.
 
Yay! Epic makes more money and Apple makes up for the loss of services revenue by increasing hardware prices for all of us. What a win for consumers!
What do you mean by more money? Did they say they're charging the same price outside the app as they were charging in-app? And were their in-app prices 30% higher than elsewhere?
 
I’m not seeing it
 
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